Canada’s Federal Court upholds interim tariff in Access Copyright ruling
12 July 2017
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Natalie Rahhal, New York
York University is required to pay the interim tariff established by the Copyright Board of Canada in 2010, Canada’s Federal Court rules in Access Copyright v York University. The court said the tariff is “mandatory, not voluntary”
The Canadian Federal Court has ruled in favour of The Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency (Access Copyright) in an action brought against York University.
In its Access Copyright v York University opinion, the court determined that York University was required to...
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